During online phone consultation with myprimary physician, he informed me that the various "tests," for the antibody are not conclusive, regarding covid19.
He stated there are several varieties of covid, and that a positive result for antibodies of one variety, doesn't cover all varieties.
He further warned that a positive antibody test result can give false ideas of "immunity, when scientients do NOT yet know that with certainty.
I gotta question something here.
The purpose of a vaccine is to cause the body to generate antibodies, which are supposed to provide immunity.
How? a 'killed' or fragmented version of the virus is introduced into the body, and the body fights it off tailoring antibodies to do the task. Additives stimulate the immune system (squalene) and that means less of the virual material is needed--people do have reactions to those, sometimes bad ones.
If having antibodies does not confer immunity, then we'd better come up with some crackerjack treatments.
Because the vaccines will fail. The billions pumped down that rathole will only reward those who are using bad science to deny any treatments that may work.
I am familiar with the statements that there is no study to prove treatments work, only an 'analysis' of reports of failure in which critical elements were left out.
But
absence of evidence is not evidence of absence, so spend some of the money on the studies needed to indicate efficacy or the lack thereof, and do them with the full complement of medications and supplements that were proposed.
